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People I have a question! Can I install PC-BSD 7.1.1 on laptop next to vista (in bsd installer)by using free space on disk or I have to create a new partition? I need that vista for a few very important programs ...
nanodeath 2 years ago
easier to use vmware or virtual box in PC-BSD. JMO you should be fine with using the freespace.. just make sure its enough if not resize the windows partition.
monji112000 2 years ago
PC-BSD is free-BSD with hugs!
24oscar24 2 years ago 7
What do you mean with "hugs"? And what is the difference between openbsd and this?
winfr34k 2 years ago
pc-bsd is basically a "distro" of freebsd, focused more on end-users thats why it is said to be free-bsd with hugs.
the hugs being tools for the regular user to configure his system instead of just editing text files of course you can do both.
openbsd is another bsd, focused more on code cleanliness and security, openbsd is the bsd for the paranoids.
24oscar24 2 years ago
what do you use? Or, what would you use? Only a question, I'll use PC-BSD...
winfr34k 2 years ago
i use archlinux, iused freebsd but having no flash sucks.
i aos used openbsd some time, i prefer openbsd.
but openbsd doesnt have wpa_supplicant or flash.
freebsd doesnt have flash.
so i use linux.
24oscar24 2 years ago
So, PC-BSD's Partition Manager is tooo minimal for me, I can't create new partition and things. So, let's try arch linux :D
winfr34k 2 years ago
mmm, pc-bsd doesnt have a grafic ser interface for its partition manager?
archlinux uses cfdisk wich is the de-facto partition editor from linux.
24oscar24 2 years ago
yes it has, but their graphical thing kinda sucks! you can't create new partition, delete em... this is reaaallly baad!
winfr34k 2 years ago
open bsd and free bsd is manual installation. open bsd = more secure. free bsd = not so secure as open bsd but more popular
dmanooos 2 years ago
... its got a gui by default = hugs. openbsd 100% different version of Unix.. different goals..
monji112000 2 years ago
I have this installed under VMware on my Vista 64 box as I type this. It was a pretty painless install, even w/ vmware. Of course, had I looked on the PC-BSD site, I could have just downloaded the pre-build vmware image. Dohhhh!
Hoopskidoodle 3 years ago
... of course :P Thanks ;)
Ethereal123 3 years ago
Hey meistro :D Where did you get the ISO's for PC-BSD 7?
I've troied to find them, but woth no luck
Ethereal123 3 years ago
download them from PC-BSD site xD
13thpersoncomedy 3 years ago 2